Arizona's jobless rate remained unchanged in May at 3.2 percent as the state and nation wait to see the effect of a sharp hike in interest rates on the economy.

Workers at the bottom of the Arizona wage scale appear to be in line for a pay hike of $26 a week.

Arizona appears to be on the verge of having as many people working as there were before the economy tanked last year due to Covid.

Arizonans are going to have to start looking for work again later this month if they want to keep their unemployment benefits.

Beginning Monday, more than 430,000 Arizonans who have lost their job will have to live on no more than $240 a week.

Arizona’s jobless rate spiked last month to 12.6%, a figure that may be a record. And it’s certain to go higher as the figures reflect the number of people out looking for work in the second week of April. Since ...

Two Arizona cities are among the top gainers in population since the last decennial count. A new report May 21 from the Census Bureau finds that the 28,769 people who moved to or were born in Buckeye since the 2010 ...

A top Raytheon executive announced Wednesday the company would add another 1,000 employees in Tucson even as he declined to say how much of the company's Arizona business involves selling missiles to Saudi Arabia.

Overall, Arizona added 28,100 private sector jobs last month. That was enough to drop the state's seasonally adjusted jobless rate for November two-tenths of a point from October, to 4.3 percent.

Arizona’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate dropped to 4.7 percent last month, the lowest rate in nearly a decade. The decline of three tenths of a point came as private sector employers said they added 10,300 new workers between August and September.